What the site covers
The homepage has packing lists for six common kinds of trip (weekend city breaks, beach holidays, business travel, ski and snow, hiking and family trips) and four steps for writing a list that matches your own plans.
We also explain how packing-list apps draft a list from your destination, dates and forecast, so you can decide whether an app or a simple notes file suits you better. The steps are the same either way.
Who it is for
The guides are for anyone who has packed too much or left a charger at home. They are written for occasional travellers as much as frequent ones and assume no special gear.
How guides are researched and kept current
Official sources for rules
Rules that change, such as liquid limits or cabin-bag sizes, are checked against airline and airport security pages.
Short, practical lists
Each checklist sticks to items that get used on that kind of trip and leaves out things that usually come home untouched.
Plain wording
We describe what to check and why, and we say so when a rule depends on your airline, fare or departure airport.
Reviewed regularly
Pages are re-read when travel rules change. The date at the top of each page shows the last review.
Editorial independence
travelbrowsequartz.com is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by any airline, luggage maker, app developer or other brand mentioned on the site. Brand names appear only where they help explain something factually.
Some links or buttons may lead to third-party offers, and this site may receive compensation when visitors use them. Compensation has no say in what goes into a checklist. The Disclaimer explains this in full.
Who publishes this site
travelbrowsequartz.com is published by Dekortár Kft., a company based in Budapest, Hungary (Keled út 3, 1031 Budapest). You can reach the team on +36 20 400 4445 or at info@dekortar.hu.
Suggest a correction
If you spot an outdated rule, a missing item or something unclear, tell us on the Contact page or write to info@dekortar.hu. Please include the page and, where possible, a link to the source, so the fix can be checked quickly.